Our room was dark with a view of the entrance to the next building so no privacy. The furnishing was old and in some places marked. The bed jiggled (can't describe it any other way) anytime either of us got in our out. One of the wash cloths was worn with frayed edges. The bathtub caulking looked like the gum... More

This "Inn" shares its lobby with the Harbor Inn Apartments. It's confusing when you first arrive. The Inn front desk seems like an afterthought. The lobby is not inviting at all. We were upgraded to a king suite (original reservation was queen room) which was a nice gesture. The room, #20, had an odd, very long hallway and was on... More

Laundry list: The logistics for checking in and checking out are ridiculous to say the least. Park your car for 3 minutes in front (when we checked out there were 2 cars in that spot that sat there the whole time (way past 10 minutes)) Get your keys and a couple of fobs (one for garage) Go find parking and... More

We like a deal and we found one in this Four Sisters property. Great location only a few blocks from Pikes place market and Pioneer Square. The building itself is great, rooms are clean but they have been "renovated" in a bit a piece meal fashion. Clean, quiet and a great location at a good price we would stay again.

This bizarre little Inn has 28 rooms and is located in Seattle's largest apartment complex across the street from the Art Museum. It's somewhat of a secret; a lot of the residents are totally unaware there is a super tiny bed and breakfast on site. Value: I paid $275 for my room and got another night free, but $275 is... More

I don't want to write a negative review of this property, but there were some things I was unhappy about. The "hits" are all outlined by previous reviewers- and I concur with them all. But I considered the room to be nothing more than a Best Western type with fancier beds and better towels. Did like the balconey tho. Too... More

Location is very close to everything a Seattle visitor would want to see. Across the street from the Seattle Art Museum, just steps from the wharf and a nice walk to Pike's Market. We stayed in Rm 51 with three adults, the offset queen beds worked out fine for us. We travel with a guide dog and, by watching other... More

I stayed in Room 12 which is actually the size of a studio suite. There is a working fireplace, armchairs, sink and fridge. The bathroom was huge. The bed is clearly quite new and firm. Most people would find this comfortable but I am used to sleeping on memory foam, so I found it a little too firm. A morning... More

This Inn is a great place if you are going to spend time in Seattle. It is close to all that the downtown offers (e.g., restaurants, ferries, shopping, bars, Pike Market, Seattle Art Museum etc.) but also easy access to public transportation to sights around Seattle. We caught the light rail from the airport and it took us just a... More